Which state are you?

[A_game43]

Ohio in the house - the Cincy / Dayton area have a large community and we also have a few very good LFS in our area.

 

[LoneStarReef]

DFW here, I've only see one decent one, DNA, if you know of some good ones I'd like to know. I still cant believe DNA wont order the Triton chemical line.

Dallas here too. I’ve not been to Ocean Ave in Arlington but I hear it’s nice. Going to check it out next week. I also like Apex Aquarium off of Central Expressway just south of 635. Kind of expensive but very good quality corals and fish.

 

[DumpInTheSump]

Nebraska

 

[kristinarenee]

Seattle and Portland area have a lot of hobbyists . There are also some really good reef stores.

Im in Eugene and want to take a trip coral shopping in Portland. Our selection here is limited. Any good suggestions on stores to check out there?

 

[GarrDen79]

Atlanta, GA

 

[Deaf clown]

Iowa. And as you would suspect there’s maybe a handful if that of local fish stores here now. In the 90’s/early 00’s there were more.

 

[Bruce Burnett]

Lake Havasu, Arizona. Closest LFS 160 miles

 

[Steve1500]

Northern Colorado for me!

Dayton Ohio, but I went to the University of N. Colorado!

 

[kchristensen8064]

Dayton Ohio, but I went to the University of N. Colorado!

Nice, I'm in Loveland so not too far from there.

 

[EBinRI]

Little Rhody here.

 

[EBinRI]

Little Rhody Here

 

[debees5]

Rocky Mountains, Colorado

 

[debees5]

Rocky Mountains, Colorado

 

[jackson6745]

Dirty overpriced New York (for now).